| Message No: | TCC16-105 – Accounts Receivable Ledger (ARL) ECCRD |
| Start Date/Time | End Date/Time Clients Affected: |
| N/A | N/A All importers, brokers and services providers who use EDI to transmit their data |
| Description: |
Please find attached the Electronic Commerce Client Requirements Document (ECCRD) regarding the up-coming changes to the CBSA’s Account Receivable Ledger (ARL). These ECCRDs include changes that will take effect in August 2016 (Off-setting) and in October 2016 (Daily Notice and Statement of Account changes). In August, the monthly Statement of Account (SOA) will now reflect off-setting. The status of “O” will be introduced as a new item in the status field of the SOA. This off-setting change can be found in the table of contents in each of the attached ECCRD files (XML, UN/Edifact, CADEX). The remainder of the ECCRD changes will take effect in October and consist of the following:
The test files will provided through TCCU shortly. CADEX PROPRIETARY SYNTAX MESSAGES FOR: DAILY NOTICE & STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT V3.2 UN/EDIFACT SYNTAX MESSAGES FOR: DAILY NOTICE & STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT V3.2 Exteensible Markup Language (XML) IMPORTERS AND BROKERS XML TRANSACTIONS GUIDE FOR: |
| Action Required: | No action required |
| Client Service/Client Information | For more information regarding the implementation of the ARL, visit the CARM page on the CBSA Web site. For technical issues related to receiving electronic statements, contact the CBSA’s Technical Commercial Client Unit (TCCU) by phone at 1-888-957-7224 (option 1) or by email at [email protected]. |
Topic(s)
Accounting & Payment
Information source
Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA)
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